Mileage Calculator
Calculate mileage from your own entered figures.
2026 IRS standard mileage rate (July 1 – Dec. 31, 2026) — 76 cents per mile last updated · reference source
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Currency: Amounts are calculated in the currency you select; this site does not convert between currencies and does not use live exchange rates.
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What this tool does
Calculate mileage from your own entered figures. The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
How to use the Mileage Calculator
- Enter or select business miles driven.
- Enter or select rate per mile ($).
- Enter or select parking and tolls (reimbursed separately).
- Read the calculated result; change any measurement to compare alternatives.
Formula
mileage reimbursement=business miles×rate per mile; total reimbursement=mileage amount+parking and tolls entered separately
- miles
- Business miles driven
- rate
- Rate per mile ($)
- tolls
- Parking and tolls (reimbursed separately)
The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
Worked example
For mileage calculator, the following measurements illustrate the exact method: Business miles driven: 500; Rate per mile ($): 0.76; Parking and tolls (reimbursed separately): 0.
Inputs
- Business miles driven500
- Rate per mile ($)0.76
- Parking and tolls (reimbursed separately)0
Result
- Total reimbursement$380.00
- Mileage amount$380.00
- Rate per mile ($)0.76
Results explained
- Total reimbursement
- Total reimbursement from the formula above. The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
- Mileage amount
- Mileage amount from the formula above. The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
- Rate per mile ($)
- Rate per mile ($) from the formula above. The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
Frequently asked questions
mileage reimbursement=business miles×rate per mile; total reimbursement=mileage amount+parking and tolls entered separately
The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.
No. All numbers are entered by you or come from the dated reference table shown on this page; calculations run locally.
This is an estimate, not financial, tax or legal advice. Verify the inputs and output with official sources and a qualified professional.
Check period consistency, currency, percentage inputs and the assumptions: The default rate is the newest IRS standard mileage rate shown in the source below; rates differ by period and purpose (business, medical, charitable, moving), and employers may reimburse at a different rate. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is not business mileage.